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Sir Edward Thornton,s Report.

LONDON, July e.-The report OF Sir Edward Thorn
ton and Mr.. Brarthwaite respecting their efforts to
obtain some adjustment OF the Virginia
debt satisfactory to the English bondhOlders
states that there was no sincere desire on the
part OF the Virginia representatives to arrive at
any settlement with the bondholders on terms
other than such as the State may dictate.
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!y2-12t

l,OR SALE-A BARGAIN-N.w,-ONLY e7.500-A
II new Groom bay window brick House; cellar, back
building latrooes wood Aptels with plate mir
rors. hath, speaking tubes. and everything for COM
SON, Ills + 81. ty2-lm
I,OR sALE-2l36 L ST., THREE-STORY AND
II basement Brick. all modern improvements, situ-
zted at the intersection of New Hampshire and
j. ST. from cars. will be sold cheap
Il sold At once Inquire of NJ NJ PARKER,
ie2S-l2t l4lS = st. NV.
VrOk SALE OR RENTAI2 AND 4I6 NEW JER-
- sey ave. Sc: two two-story, room Brick
Houses Ali modern improvements. For terms, &C.,
apply AZ Coal Once, 507 Pennsylvania ave- nv.
EOK sALE.A LARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
- house ON Sd ST. NV; lot 25x150 to . wide
alley; also adjoining side lot same size This 10 an
Opportunity 10 residence with plenty Of
hear the ous ness part of the city. IL sold In
Pair and offered for REM.
je1S-lm g.T At nv
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I1Of sALE-BY TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1928 F
It brick dwellings in all parts of the city, sl.400
30 $4,000 Lots n all sections of the city.
suburban properties. improved and unmproved.
A humber Frames.
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baltimore MarDxes..

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 9.-virginia SKIES, con-
coupon, Soy; do. new thress. 633s bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 9.-Cotton dull-middline
and arm; red S3aS5; amber. s4as6; western arm and
quiet; No: winter red. spot, - bid July, 831ss
southern easier: white 56a57 yellow 4ss4y: western
asked Oats frIner-southern and Pennsyivanis, $50
IS; western white. 3sa4O; western mixed, 34a3U
Rye steady, 58a6O. Provisions nomnally steady Eggs
lower, 12!sal3 Coffee hrm and nominal-Kio car
goes. ordinary to fair. 17xa1Sk sug.r-copPer
Other articles UNCHANGED Freishts e liverpool per
I'D .RsesiptsSnogr; ISIS barrels: wheat, $500
bushels; corn. $500 bushels; 9sts, 1000 bushels;
rye 200 bushels. Shipments-dour, 4,425 barrels:
wheat, 10000, bushels. Sales-wheat $4,000
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DEEDS IN lee have been filed as follows :
Meyer Loeb TO 8. W. and j. Z. Condict lots to ia
SO. 1O47; SO, 782.46 Elizabeth NJ DALEY to Lucy
E. Knight, lots to 5. block &c. North University
grounds; g. j. B. Gautron to AT. Marsh, part :,
SO. 404; "a, 900. Matte R Slater to j. H. SOule,
part 6. So. 1888; s. 631. 80. G. E. johnson to w. W.
johnson, part White Haven; $12, 500. J. c. Horn.
blower to ". + keenan,, part IA, SO. SO; 373s. J.
]. Albright to Harriet P. McQuestOn, lot IL, lot 8
Bradley to Jos. Repetti, lot 5, SO. $40; -. Asa
Whitehead to T. 7. CAN'T, part 50. l5S; SOS. 600.
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Fighting the Bailiff,.

SCENES ATTENDING EvICTIONs IN IRELAND TO-DAY.
DUBLIN, July 9.-In the evictions at Cool
granery, County OF wexford, to-day,
man named Darcy and his three daughters
made such a stubborn defense of their house
against the bai11s who attempted to eject them
that the Officers In their anger, attacked the girls
and badly injured one OF them on the head. Three
OF the bailifrs will be arrested and charged with
assault Tor this. In the next house tenant and
MS wife made considerable resistance, but they
were put out and then arrested for scaldin1 the
police with hot water ~ -
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st GHIc1S0S 7Is: yD,y %mClo's:l Wheat
Corn stesdy-Cssh. 35X: Ausust. IS S-i6: Sep.
s tenn 374: O.s' sosyGca.h a5A August 25h:
seed. 222. Flsxseed, ;12. Whiaky. Lilo. Pork not
quoted Lard hr,n.Cssh. 6.47A: August. 6.52h; Sep
1lal5. Eggs hrm, l2al2k
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGleglamS to The Star.
BARKLEH PEAK SENTENCED.
The Murderer Of Mary Anderson Sem
fenced 10 be H9nge0 September 4.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., July 9.-Judge Parker to-
day denied the application Of counsel for Barley
Peak. convicted or the murder Of Mary Anderson,
for a rule to show cause why new trial should
on September l. Peak showed no emotion what
ever when sentence was passed on him. His coun-
sci Will take the case to the court OF errors and
appeals.
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The Districts Half.
PART OF THE CARROLL JUDGMENT TO BE PAID

The first controller has notified the Com
missioners formally Of the amount OF $4,000
chargeable against the District on account of the
judgment Of $36, 040 against the District in the
claim Of the Carroll heirs. This sum, which Is the
Districts share of the cost OF the judgment, will
be paid out of the surplus revenue in the Treasury
to the credit OF the District.
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letter from John Boyle OReilly received here
states that he has recovered from his recent sick
ness.
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Will Try to Save Maxwell.

VIII Try 10 save MAXWELL
HIS COUNSEL SAYS he HAS NOT THROWN UP THE
CASE.
ST. LOUIS, July "a morning paper says that
MI. p. w. Fauntleroy, counsel Tor Hugh NJ. Brooks,
alias Maxwell, says that he has not thrown
up the case, but on the other
hand will do his utmost to save the SEN
fenced man. He says there is no foundation what
ever Tor the report that he had thrown up the
sponge
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MARRIED.
DIED.

TYRRELL-MURPHY. At st. Peters church in
Baltimore by the hey. Father Dunn, THUS TYR.
kELL and HANNAH A. MURPHY.
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A Cabinet Crisis i'm Servia.
LONDON, June 9.-It Is reported that another
cabinet crisis Is imminent In Servia, and that
King Milan has summoned n. Chr1stitch to form q
ministry.
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An Umuauo u.aruvor,. g,

An Insane Lawyers Suicide.
LANCASTER, Pa, July 9.-Stern Chittenden, for
merly prominent lawyer in New York city, COM
mitted suicide at Paradise this county, last night
by cutting his throat. He was insane.
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I,OR SALE-A GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
IT northwest corner Of 14th and Boundary sta NV
Good reasons given for selling Good business cor
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OF ONE or THEIR RAcK.-rhere f. much excite.
ment In Tarooro, y. G., and vicinity aud In Whit
takers among the negroes over the recent lynch
Ing OF the colored man. Austin Hart for assaultlng
young White woman. Hart was popular with
the negroes, and they allcge that he was lynched
On insufficient evidence. IL has been ascertained
that the negroes have planned as a retaliatory
measure the Iynching OF the young lady, the VIC
TIM Oh Harris assault This causes excitement In
IarDoro, and already White men have placed a
guard about the house In which the young lady
lives Nearly every white man about Whittakers
Is armed 10 the teeth, and trouble is feared. The
Le,sotr Topic Is out In an earnest appeal TO the
negroes 70 70 70 their homes.
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STANLEYs TROUBLES IN AFRICA.-The latese
news from Stanley, the African explorer, Is that
on the Journey from Leopoldyille 10 LoDkolela he
encountered and had 70 overcome serious obstA-
Giles. One OF the gravest difficulties he found was
10 replenish his commissary. The threatened
scarcity of provisions greatly excited q number OF
his men, and IL became necessary 10 punish the
malcontents with much severity To reduce them TO
subsection and save the expedition. Stanley him.
sell Is Ill from the excessive heat. The expedition
left Belobo on the nth or May, and was expected
10 reach the Congo at It's confluence with the ArOn.
honim 10y the 9th OF June. Stanley program was
TO encanp at that point, there 10 ait the arm
val OF 11ppoo Tip, who Is approaching from STAN
ley Falls with provisions and force u several
hundred more men.
Nineteen cases OF prostration from the heat were
reported TO the New iork police yesterday
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WITH PoLLcENANs PISTOL.
j. T. Bromwell, a silvcr-plater, at No. 1914 Penn
sylvania avenue. accidentally shot himself In the
foot this afternoon while handling Oncer Ken
digs pistol. He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital, where his wound was dressed.
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Killed the Old Man and Robbed the
FRMilv.

ST. LOUIS, July IA special from Eufaula, In
dian Territory, says: A few days ago three men
went to the house OF Kaniyotubba, an old Choc-
taw, and, after killing the old man, robbed the
family OF several hundred dollars. just three
years ago the old man was robbed Of ST. 600.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

T1OR sALE-HoUsE 1907 NEW JERSEY AVE.
Il NV. Inquire on prenises Eight rooms. jy7-3t'
IcOR sALE-2O0S q ST, AR VERY CHEAP SO, 500
IL 2014 St. T., lot 263 by 40 10 to alley $500
14ll ST. NV, WITH n slde lot
242l Pa. ave., 9rs., mod
Sc ct. NV, IA. lot lis BY i55 600
number large and small houses IN all sections Of
the city. Call and zee me before buying
my25-3m GEO. W. LINkINS, 18th and II sts. a W,
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RKpucrxG THE Tory M.IoRrry.-The elect,

rejoicing THE TORY MaJoRrTy-rThe election for
member or parliament for the north division OF
Paddlngton, Ireland, took place yesterday. Mr..
Ard, the conservative candidate, received ESQ
Votes, against SIP votes FOR Mr. Goutledge Glad
suonian- This election was made necessary owing
10 the death OF Hon. Lionel Louis Cohen, conserve.
live, who, In the general election OF 1875 carried
| the district over John kempster 9lsdsUonian, by
q majority OF 80 votes.
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Medium and lowprieed Houses in all parts of the
cry; Choice Building Lots ON Massachusetts, ave-, u
a. lob 81. New York select Lots Forest Glen
fxk, whitney Close Mlntwood aud AL suburban sub
osisscSe GEO. p. GOFF,
Ss44-A@ 1420 New York ava
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ESeRAv1Na AND D1E SINKING

4 q, d u
Engrev1nH on metal and wood. Monosrams and creSta
seals watches jewery Card engraving and PRINT
ing Seal engraving in anits branches. Bookbfndsrs
stamps for maIkng aud all kinds Of stamping MATERIAL
Gold or SILVER bullion embroidernH. Re(aIlas and al
kinds OF Lodge paraphernalix mhl.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-09

ST. LOUIS SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW 1NvALrD-ln the
Criminal Court In ST. Louis yesterday morning
Jos Schneider, charged with Violating the sunday
liquor law, was discharged. Judge Noonan hold.
ing the law to be imperative THIS gives the "a.
looms the right 10 run wide open sundays here.
alter
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A NJ WILSON'S TURKISH DROPs.-IT Is A
As fact worth knowing, and when known to be 70
memoerec that d; Wilson's Turkish Drops will in
few minutes relieve the worst Of Dyspepsia, Dfar
rhGa Colc, Cramps, Cholerz InfantuM any disesse
sale By druggists generally. U7-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-09

FROM the N. 4. Evening Sun.
Here Is story from q Boston source worth 70.
peating: IAN anecdote In relation TO n certain
opera company TINT Is going the rounds OF the
green rooms bears hard upon q gallant manager
who likes to have good performances but rather
objects to paying adequately for them. He had
been rehearsing his company on a hot, sultry
nprnlng until the chorous were all tired and hun.
cry. NOW, then, once more said the manager,
encouraglngly, after their somewhat lazy attempt
at one OF the choruses; sing right out now just
as you would III had said l'd> raise your salaries
III you dld IL properly. What: would you do N
Sald that? small, weak female voice from the
pack line OF the chorus replied: Drop dead. Mr.
Manager was no longer wearisomely facetiouA
lie suddenly remembered it WIS dinner timep
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-02

mill in the market. Call and see
models at ;. "A. Schroder's and be vour
own judge. Every one guaranteed.
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and thu
Buckeye Force pump, and YOU are
sure to be pleased.
Officer Fisher did not get mad bur
to say he wa provoked is drawing IL
mild. The post had been saudcd and
painted and officer Fisher IN social
moment leaned up against one OF
them and now the color of the suit is
not all the pretty gray it was before
the encounter.
Commencing November LIST we will
cher the cheapest millinery goods to
be found in the city. We have a
complete stock OF all The novelties OF
the season, and in order to get our
stock OF winter goods entirely closed
out we VIII fer our reductions al
most in he beginning OF the season.
Miss Kate Stoutc, south Fourth ST.
The House of Commons, ever Ia
sympathy with the people, and waite,
ul Of their best interests, has made
arrangements to have come OF all
Kinds shipped direct from the best
markets. All the delicacie- of the sea
son at the Brunswick.
Thos. Goggan ~ Bro, l69 south
Fourth street, Waco, are not selling
pianos on commission, they are AMI
ALWAYS have been cash buyers AID ic,
cave Instruments direct from manu-
lecturers
There are in THE FXAMlNER Ollie.
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Wcfu,n,iom OF Isa.e Information.

From tu Gainesville IIespciau
lhc port that has been circulated
10y ctrteIn newspapers Hnd enviou-
aud malicious persons that the Doris
a Colyin's show consisted Of u gang
OF thieves, takirs, and gambleie, IS
entirely erroneous Tins great show
exhibited in Gainesville yesterday,
and i'll justice to the proprietors we
propose to defend them in The 80
called allegations. This truly moral
show is entirely devoid of ell games
of chance and short change men, 30
termed. We made close and per
sonal inspection tor our own benefit
and found the show in such condition
as above stated. 1t is first class in
every particular, and we cheerfully
endorse ii to the public.
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Don't

let hal cold OF yours rum on. Non tniu4 If
IS light thing, Hut it may run iuto cata Ri
or!nto pneumonia. Or consumption
tatarrh Is Disgusting, pneumonia is dan
s'IouS; CONSUMPTION is death itself
Ihr breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy AMI Gear OF sll"b.trucitons and Of
icuslNr matter Otherwise there is trpub e
ahead,
All the diseases of these parts. head, nos,
throat. bronchial tubes and Lungs, can ue ~
llsuiuliN Hud entirely cured by the use oi
tuI, a'r-aaN. thousands ana rlou>ar Is OF rco-
pie rau tcll you. They Ncbecll cured /, .t
and "Enow how 10 i~ themselves EoIl..
Onl3 Drrnte, AJAX any DRUGGIST
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The nights are getting cooler, but
the "fesilye skeeter" still remains.
He'll 90 though if You use Maddin's
Mosquito Mixture. 25c bottle guar
autecd. WILLIS & Co.
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Look

OUT for our grand gala week of bar.
gains this week. Immense run on
cloaks and wraps. Great slaughter
of clothing. Splendid inducements in
dress goods at Levine Bros.
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STREET NOTES.

waco laundry is the best.
C.Greeu II Co. for teams.
Usc9 Steam Laundry is the best
GO tot the Waco Steam Laundry.
Howe knows how to please the
children.
New mince meat at Is a. Little "
Cos.
The 10 cent show is the best in the
business.
Best cup OF coffee at the Silver
Moon
see the wonderful canon man at the
" cent show.
Sc. "Dick" Green and get nice
buggy and horse.
see the onc-lcgged dancer at the
lu cent circus.
Iuciost porterhouse steaks Ill Waco
At the silver Moon.
An the actors are stars at the 10
cen; snow.
Fora heck or a rig OF any KIND ace
Dick Green.
john + Warde, at the opera hlusc
OIL Saturday hight
Best meal IN waco at the Silver
Moon.
Go and soc John f. Wsrdc, at the
saturday matinee.
Or. Il. l.. Munroe, dentist ~ Aus
tin Ave, bet. seventh and Eighth,
Children of an older growth are
delighted with the circus.
Mayhcld will eell you unrcdeemed
watches aud jewelry at hall price.
Take the babies to the 10 cent circus
today. 1t Will pay YOU and them.
For the best makes i'll pocket
sniyes and razors 90 to uorstull ~
q Csmeron's.
John f, Warde plays matinee en-
gsgement on Saturday NJ o'lock.
Old papers at THE EXAMINER of.
fee at 20 cents a hundred or $3.50
thousand.
DO you admire the legitimate
drama? See John f. Wardc at the
Saturday matinee.
Maytield has ticket 10 ST. Louis
and indianapolis for sale. Price
SIP 80.
EVER pou! VIII 90 IoutH anu 10
gu, ~" '''' ,' 'i0 ", ~ o'i' emo"
y 'To'H As'oT'uiont OF pam anu
iH4,4 .'"DN,'' """ "l5ou''s "l j. ~
''' ~, w
Mosqu to Mixture Manufactured by
Willis n Co.
Courlic,tnd v.s;,L r..t.oiri,0+ .,,,..
'H;,} at "A. ';csil, Experience and
q" IA '''''''''''' 'i''c'"'o cHSrge''
I.ldles, tha incest assortment OIL
SCISSORS and shears and The best make, .
are 10 be found at iiorsfun \ Cam,
erons
An advertising p.rty and a supper
by the ladies of tie scandinavian /
church are botb to be held on Thur,
day night.
Tucker and his very etHcont &c
sistrut. J.F Mckounon are alwsv.
on iuty and can he reached ot ni0It
by telephone. Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
ON November LIST Mr. r Wehb will
omen 81 first cI.ss market at soma can
nal noint voher. La will cator IN tho
very best class of trlHp
p..,ioa ,h;.i.,.f w.,
tor" a. ''os 't van1is % EN- " Nali-
get information picatIy to their sdyan
taqe by calIino on i + FJrin T. 10
~ 49,,
os nv rI pi"n", oIs"n anu I'M, ,iielStc mouse
0.,oh t'ot' logan " Soct or9 NM nos pee'i
carr elhce iooo, ! ms urn
than sp dodi S,UoT ro W .''mS'oHt soo0'
ono 49,, -,1
Of wnrl. ~, y iii.'n' ca Pon'cr, Mn'le
tbo 6,0io an ouilulng III Tue rear OF
haJ hi1 on cot,on !hru !ts'erusy'
atek' 90 a'i't orohon; ~ was i'nnie ,,
Smith ny pily sicialI ana MI
m vas ioiioFcu W MS noiiie'
Chas Rast is receiving a shipment
carrie. w. f 81 "l,u lIoii"nu norIfns. no
rias o,I ,'r'i olei"' 9'ooN VI stooo-
cioors o,. - o'tuoo AZ" l'iie ilno ~
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Artist students viii find at the
LION DRUG STORE very full and
complete line of everything they
need.
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on
Uown Ihcy Go,

Can get Burt's celebrated shoes at
strict cost at Levine Bros.
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20 90 Farloy'- for your Supply of
Wiotor coal He carries .hc best. sells
the choaprs, sind deliver, promptly.
paughtreN~ place is headquarters
or oNs cr,.
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"Shoo skeeter!' The skeeter shooed
when he smelt Maddens' Mosquito
Mixture. WILLIS IL Co.
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Old papers at THE EXAMINER Of
flee at 20 cents hundred or fl,50 a
thousand
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Stacey ADAMS - Cos. celebrated
hand made shoes to be had only from
Levine Bros.
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Ladies will always find large as
sortment of perfumes and toilet ar
ticles at w. a. Williamson Il Cos.
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Just opened new line OF hair
brushes at prices to suit all.
w. A. Williamson IL Co.
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Can find the celebrated /. Cox shoes
Mt Levine Bros.
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.. Go to tho Avenue saoic, for your
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Oysters at Daughtrey's.
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The Avenue for ysur rigs,
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Local Time CARD

.. FACI kNEk t. X. ROBINS
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e. UIIIINGHNN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-01-19
MASSACHUSETTS SENATORIAL
CONTEST.
Dawes Leads on the First 6aiiot-A
Prolonged Struggle Expected.

BosroN, Jan. 1S.-Both branches OF the
Massachusetts Legislature met today at 2. 30
O'Clock in individual session to ballot for
United States Senator. On the first ballot
the Senate stood: Dawes, IL; Long, IL;
Collins, IA; Robinson, 2. The Senate then
adjourned.
The whole number of votes cast in the
House was 234; necessary for choice, 1lS.
The votes for the candidates stood as fol-
lows: Dawes, 60; Long, "A; Robinson, A F;
Collins, so; John L. Russell, 1. The House
then adjourned
The indications tonight are that the Sen
atorial contest will not be settled tomorrow,
and that it may be prolonged several days.
The Long men this afternoon voted to stand
firm tomorrow. They are hopeful and look
for accessions from the Robinson column
and from the Democrats sufficient to defeat
Dawes and perhaps elect Long. The Dawes
men are also confident, but do nol anticipate
a victory tomorrow. An attempt will prob
ably be made in the Democratic conference
tomorrow to swing the Democrats bodily for
some one candidate, undoubtedly Dawes
but the indications are that this attempt will
not succeed, many eastern Democrats re-
senting such move.
Ex-GOv. Long has sent word that he will
not withdraw from the fight, and unless ex
Gov. Robinson sees fit to do so prolonged
struggle may follow.
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ON SHARK ROCK.
Probable Loss of the Schooner
Chalcedony.
The Captain and Crew Saved.
Especial Despatch to the pRnss.l


PORT CLYDE, Jan. 1S.-A fisherman who
arrived at the harbor today reports the total
loss of an unknown schooner on the Shark
Rock, loaded with general merchandise
from some western port, probably either
Portland or Boston. 1t was learned that the
schooner was bound Ito Machias. The cap
tain and crew are safe, they being on an
island near the disaster. The Shark Rock is
near the ledge where the Cambridge was
wrecked, and about seven miles from this
harbor.
[The schooner is in all probability the
Chalcedony, Capt. johnson, which sailed
from this port for Machias last Thursday
She was seen in the afternoon of that day
off Boothbay by the schooner Brilliant,
Capt Hooper, which has since arrived here
She was under full sail and deeply laden.
She had cargo of general merchandise
valued at about $1,000. The drift stuff seen
off Monhegan, marked w. ID. A. and II. L.
d., undoubtedly came from her, w. d. A.
being the initials of w. d. Anles of Machias,
to whom part of the Chalcedony's cargo
was consigned. She was a small schooner of
41.35 tons. S. w. Thaxter & Company
owned half of her, and the other half was
owned by Perry Ingle and others in Machias.
She was valued at about $1,000 and insured
in the Portland Lloyds. Her cargo was sup
Piled by Cousens & Tomlinson, Shaw, Ham,
mond & Carney, Deering, Milliken & Co.,
w. & c. r. Milliken, f. A. Waldron & Co.,
Howes, Hilton & Harris, Chas. Mclaughlin
& Co., Simonton & Randall, Conant, Patrick
& Co., Twitchell, Cbamplin & Co., Wood
bury & Latham. and Emery & Waterhouse.l